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Tag Archives: abuse
Zambia’s ex-president Rupiah Banda pleads not guilty to graft charge
LUSAKA: Zambia’s ex-president Rupiah Banda Tuesday pleaded not guilty to a charge of abuse of power linked to an oil contract signed while he was in office. He was arrested on Monday after being questioned by investigators over his role … read more
Posted in Southern Africa, Zambia
Tagged abuse, Banda, IndepthAfrica, Michael Sata, Nevers Mumba, Nigeria, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Rupiah Banda, Zambia
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Ethiopia: Condoning Crime Against Women
Gender equality is an issue that is afforded a significant amount of attention right now in Ethiopia. Many facets of public policy are designed to ensure the representation and benefit of women. For these reasons and many others, including the … read more
Posted in Article, Djibouti, East Africa, Eritrea, Ethiopia
Tagged abuse, Addis Ababa, Asmara, crime, Domestic violence, Eritrea, Ethiopia, ethiopian comedy, ethiopian music, Ethiopian News Agency, ethiopian news in amharic, ethiopian news paper, ethiopian newspapers, ethiopian reporter, Indepth Africa Magazine, Isaias Afewerki, Meles Zenawi, Middle East, People, Red Sea, Violence and Abuse, Women
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Prosecutor and his wife Charged with Abuse of Two Adopted Ethiopian Children
A deputy attorney general in Pennsylvania and his wife have been charged with abuse and neglect of two children adopted from Ethiopia earlier this year. Douglas Barbour, 33, has been suspended without pay from his job with the attorney general’s … read more
DR Congo ‘mass rape’ trial begins
Eleven soldiers accused of raping more than 60 women in eastern Congo went on trial at a military court on Thursday. The men are alleged to have carried out the attacks on New Years Day in the town of Fizi, … read more
Posted in Abuse, Crime & Corruption, Miscellaneous, Women
Tagged abuse, Africa maps, Africa news, African news, breaking news, Democratic Republic of Congo, Embassies and Consulates, Fizi, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, IndepthNigeria, Lawyers Without Borders, New Years Day, North Kivu, Rape, sex, Sexual violence, South Kivu, United Nations, Women
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South Africa: Witness caught man raping girl, 11
The homeless man was gathering wood when he heard a girl crying. He followed the sound, and caught the attacker red-handed while he was raping the 11-year-old. On Monday Patrick Montsho told the Pretoria Regional Court how he saw the … read more
Posted in Abuse, Crime & Corruption, News, South Africa, Southern Africa, Women
Tagged abuse, Africa news, African news, Afrika, breaking news, Cape Town, Foodborne illness, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, News local news, newspapers, Pretoria, Pretoria News, Rape, Shanty town, South Africa, Testimony, womenAfrican news, World news
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Rape with impunity – plight of Somalia’s women refugees
The three Somali women sat huddled together in a corner of an empty, dusty room in a camp for displaced people in northern Somalia, their faces etched with grief and resignation. They were all rape victims. Two of them had … read more
Posted in Abuse, East Africa, News, Somali, Women
Tagged abuse, abuse on women, Africa news, African news, Al-Qaeda, breaking news, forced sex, Galkacyo, geography, Hargeysa, Horn of Africa, Indepth Africa Magazine, Internally displaced person, lifestyle-news, Outline of Somalia, Political geography, Rape, Refugee, Social Issues, Somali people, Somalia, Somalia News, Transitional Federal Government, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, War Conflict, Women Issues, World news
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African woman: Raped from Cairo to Cape
All the way from North to Southern Africa rapists prowl the continent’s fields for their next victims. And it is of course women who bear the deepest scars from Africa’s wars. Writes Samantha Spooner:- The statistics out of the continent … read more
A quarter of young men don’t believe it is rape if a woman says no to sex
* 40% of young people pressured into sex they did want * 1 in 5 men aged 18-25 expect to have sex after kissing A quarter of young men don’t believe it is rape if a woman says no to … read more
Posted in Abuse, Relationship, Women
Tagged abuse, Adolescent sexuality in the United States, Boris Johnson, crimes, during sex, ethics, health-news, IndepthAfrica, Jan Welch, London, men don, Rape, Rape statistics, Sexual assault, United Kingdom, Violence, woman says, young men, youth club
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Nigeria: 4-year-old’s rape ordeal
Imagine as a parent, your four-year-old daughter comes home telling you an “uncle” in the neighbourhood took her to his room, made her lie down, removed her clothes, made attempt at penetration, before ejaculating all over her? This is the … read more
Posted in Abuse, Children & Youth, News, Nigeria, West Africa
Tagged abuse, basketball, Chris Paul, Dwyane Wade, Emeka Okafor, ethics, humanitarian-news, IndepthAfrica, Lagos, Lagos State, Miami Heat, minor, New Orleans Hornets, Nigeria, Onyedikachi Samuel, Rape, sex, sports-news, Trevor Ariza
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Sexaul Abuse And It’s Discontents
I watched Oprah today. Tyler Perry shared the raw sexual and physical abuse he experienced at the hands of people. Adults. Family members. Friend’s moms. People you trust. People you don’t know. People you know. I had goose bumps when … read more
Posted in Abuse, Analysis, Relationship, Women
Tagged abuse, Africa news, Facebook, IndepthAfrica, Mother, Nottingham, Oprah, Oprah Winfrey, Oprah Winfrey Show, relationship, Sexual abuse, Tyler Perry, Women
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Ghana: Passengers Mass Rape – The untold story
The Mass Rape Of Passengers: What The Police Did After Taking Coffee With The President! After a Tamale enroute passenger vehicle was reported to have been attacked by armed-robbers and the passengers robbed of all their valuables and also subjected … read more
Posted in Abuse, Analysis, Ghana, News, West Africa
Tagged abuse, Accra, Africa news, Amina Mohammed, Bus, Business and Economy, crimes, Disaster Accident, disasters-news, ethics, Ghana, Indepth Africa, Indepth Africa Magazine, Law Crime, mass rapes, National Democratic Congress, Rape, Sex crimes, Social Issues, Tamale, Types of rape, Violence, Xinhua News Agency
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Ghana: Victim Of Mass Rape Cries Out: I am Pregnant
The controversy generated over the reported ‘mass’ rape of bus passengers travelling to Tamale on Monday, October 11, 2010 at a spot near Kintampo, during an armed robbery, seems far from over as the police have detained two persons believed … read more
Posted in Abuse, Ghana, News, West Africa, Women
Tagged abuse, Accra, child abuse, crime, disasters-news, ethics, Ghana, Kintampo, Law Crime, mass rape, Rape, Robbery, Social Issues, Tamale, tema, Types of rape, Violence
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Gunmen in Baghdad Attack Church, Taking Hostages
- Iraqi security forces prepared to storm a Catholic church Sunday where gunmen were holding an unknown number of worshippers as hostages, police officials said. The gunmen seized the hostages after attacking the Baghdad Stock Market, in the central part … read more
Posted in Global Issues, Middle East
Tagged abuse, Al-Qaeda, Baghdad, Catholic Church, crime, disasters-news, ethics, Foreign hostages in Iraq, hostage, Hostage taking, Indepth Africa, Iraq, Iraq spring fighting, Iraqi insurgency, Iraqi security forces, Police, Politics of Iraq, Religion Belief, stock market, Terrorism in Iraq, War Conflict
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